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Masting, rigging and sails

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  7. Endeavor Standing rigging HELP! FRUSTRATED!

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  8. Definition of 'Single' WRT rigging/ropes

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  11. Lead of the Fore and Main Yard Slings and bolster for the lifts, Royal Navy approx. 1800

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  12. Question on the rigging of the Mainsail of a Brigantine

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  13. Attachment of the yard jeers Royal Navy about 1800

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  14. Bits v Belaying pins

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  15. foremast backstays

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  16. How to attach the sails to the yards (late 16th century)

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  17. Lashing the Mainstay

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  18. Making sheaves for blocks and bitt pins

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  23. Where to buy blocks, hearts, line etc...

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  24. Lines from above

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  25. Missing parts

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  26. Blocks to eye hooks?

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  27. Topsail Lifts - 19th Century

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  28. Understanding Truss Pendants and other rigging things

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  29. HMS Victory belaying anomalies

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  30. Source for eyelets

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